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Moved from general to off topic, but fits here better - 10/10/2006 6:41:29 AM

onestandingstill

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Hello All,
I'm reading Masters & Johnson the Human Sexual Response.
I ran across something that actually shocked me & changed my view of a womans vagina.

I'd always thought a womans bud in her clit was a nub that the chromosomal distinction of female response made into a vagina instead of a cock.
I read a womans clit and it's physical & nervous structure are not formed in any way similar in their book.

All this time I had thought my clit's bud was like a little cock that didn't grow since I'm a girl.

The second thing I'd like to share that made me go wow was on the news this morning.

A study was done where they took photos of woman during ovulation, and then again later when they are infertile before their menses began.

Studies showed woman dressed more to attract the opposite sex even in long time monogamous happy relationships.
It also compared how all female creatures in estrus alter their surface appearances to attract a mate.
You know things like fluffing their feathers or grooming more etc... sorts of things.

The study also showed the women who were dating were having their choices affected in which type of male appealed to them during ovulation and non ovulation.
It showed woman are more attracted to a softer more steady guy when not ovulating, and more Dominant men during ovulation.
The last tidbit I found very interesting was woman who cheat on their mates usually cheat or have the desire to cheat much stronger during ovulation.

I knew hormones play a role in our sexual responses, but had no idea it affected us in these ways specifically.

I'm not looking for any specific type of responses here it's just interesting new stuff I wanted to share.
I thought I'd throw out there and see what we can think about these new concepts I have.
suzanne